Healthy Outcomes from Positive Experiences (HOPE)
Community of Practice
Originally presented on
March 2 & 23, 2022
*Training certificates are only available following live trainings or completion of self-paced courses. A certificate will not be provided for review of these materials.
Understanding that we learn and thrive best in community, this series of two sessions is an opportunity for those who have been introduced to the HOPE (Healthy Outcomes from Positive Experiences) framework to gather and support each other in ongoing learning and implementation. During the sessions we will facilitate questions to further understanding of the framework, how to implement the framework, and what it looks like to be “HOPE informed.” We hope you will join us as we take steps to ground ourselves in this strengths-based perspective that supports our communities’ ability to thrive.
Who Should Attend: Staff of family resource centers, child abuse prevention councils, and other child and family-serving organizations who have had previous training in the HOPE framework through: 1) Attending a HOPE training through CalTrin, HOPE, or another organization partnering with HOPE, 2) Taking the HOPE online training.
TRAINING MATERIALS & RESOURCES
MEET THE SPEAKERS
Ariane has served the community through the YMCA of San Diego County for over 12 years. She has worked as an Early Childhood Mental Health Consultant and Trainer promoting social emotional literacy and development foundations. She also facilitated support groups for kinship families and helped them navigate and access resources. In her current role, she equips the public on primary prevention frameworks, trauma -informed care, and culturally-responsive practices. She is a BSW with a minor in Psychology and is in her Intermediate year with Somatic Experiencing International.
Brandi has been in the social services field for 6 years in both direct service and collective impact projects. She is currently working with the Partners in Prevention Project in San Diego County and is devoted to community re-investment, social and educational equity, and empowered families and communities.
The Partners in Prevention Initiative incorporates aspects of both the Collective Impact Model and High Performing Partnerships. YMCA CRS serves as the backbone organization and coordinates meaningful interactions and mutually reinforcing activities with San Diego health, social service, public, non-profit, private, education, and community-based organizations. We honor and value the expertise of our partners and convene regular Workgroups and Partner Network meetings that support community change. Together, we share a common vision for supporting San Diego in a child and family wellness prevention plan.
ARIANE D. PORRAS
Consultant & Trainer
BRANDI V. PANIAGUA, M.A. ED
Coordinator & Trainer